US offers reward of up to $10 million for information on five Iranian commanders

The US Department of State has renewed its call for information on five senior officials of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard, announcing a reward that could reach up to $10 million.

Through the “Rewards for Justice” programme, US authorities are seeking information on Ahmad Vahidi, Ali Abdullahi, Saeed Aghajani, Hamidreza Lasgarian and Majid Khademi.

The United States government claims that the five individuals are suspected of involvement in the planning, organisation and execution of terrorist acts in various countries around the world.

Ahmad Vahidi serves as a commander of the Revolutionary Guard, while Ali Abdullahi heads the Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters. Saeed Aghajani leads the unmanned aerial vehicle units of the Revolutionary Guard’s Aerospace Force.

Also among those sought are Hamidreza Lasgarian, who is responsible for the Directorate of Cyberspace and Electronic Warfare, and Majid Khademi, commander of the Intelligence Service.

The US Department of State is urging anyone with information about these individuals to pass it on to US authorities.

Under the terms of the US programme, informants who provide valuable information may receive relocation and financial compensation.